To strengthen knowledge exchange in agriculture and build synergies across initiatives, AQUAGRI-KNOW is actively engaging with a broader Community of Thematic Networks.
This initiative connects experts, farmers, researchers, and businesses to facilitate knowledge sharing of best practices in agriculture. By bringing together various networks such as NUTRI-KNOW, Soil-X-Change, and BBioNets this community will help expand the impact of innovative agricultural solutions developed through EIP-AGRI projects. The goal is to modernise the sector through collaboration, digital innovation, and knowledge exchange to benefit farmers.
To achieve this, AQUAGRI-KNOW will set up an interactive online platform, forums, and regular meetings to encourage peer-to-peer learning and engagement. A clear governance structure will ensure effective decision-making, while activities under four key pillars – Connect, Learn, Share, and Collaborate – will guide the community’s development.
To strengthen knowledge exchange in agriculture and build synergies across initiatives, AQUAGRI-KNOW is actively engaging with a broader Community of Thematic Networks.
This initiative connects experts, farmers, researchers, and businesses, facilitating knowledge sharing of best practices in agriculture. By bringing together various networks such as NUTRI-KNOW, Soil-X-Change, and BBioNets this community will help expand the impact of innovative agricultural solutions developed through EIP-AGRI projects. The goal is to modernise the sector through collaboration, digital innovation, and knowledge exchange, ensuring that valuable insights reach those who can benefit from them the most.
To achieve this, AQUAGRI-KNOW will set up an interactive online platform, forums, and regular meetings to encourage peer-to-peer learning and engagement. A clear governance structure will ensure effective decision-making, while activities under four key pillars – Connect, Learn, Share, and Collaborate – will guide the community’s development. The initiative will culminate in a joint position paper, summarising the shared knowledge and recommendations to drive sustainable progress in agriculture.
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